Sentence examples for fine for future from inspiring English sources

If that's the case, then the parking lot will be just fine for future cup celebrations, too, thank you very much.

A commenter on the article in The Times, Daniel in Connecticut, thought that the $16,000-a-day 16,000-a-day 16,000-a-daysions "is hardly a deterrent to a multi-billion dollar corporation".

There are plenty of other ways in which America could weaken itself economically or politically, but demography will offer a fine basis for future growth, and strength.

It may sound silly to bar Twitter from "misleading consumers" for 20 years, but that is essentially the life of the order and gives the FTC the ability to fine Twitter for future security breaches to the tune of $16,000 per incident.

WASHINGTON ― Newly proposed rule changes by Republicans to fine lawmakers for future breaches of decorum on the chamber floor sound an awful lot like something Russian President Vladimir Putin would do, according to one House Democrat.

It agreed to start a privacy program, submit to audits and pay a fine for any future misrepresentations.

"I want everything to be fine for the future," 55-year-old Necati said in Istanbul.

"I want everything to be fine for the future," said 55-year-old Necati.

Simultaneously, the commission declared that fines collected for future violations could no longer be spent at the local level, but instead would go into a general fund.

The Food and Drug Administration also asked for permission to fine the Red Cross for future violations.

It had a resolution of 3.4 cM, which is sufficient for fine mapping QTL for future marker-assisted selection.